Kick-Start Your Automation Program with Build Acceptance Automation
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Rising consumer expectations for mobile apps can be challenging. The demand for new features and the intolerance for anything short of flawless functionality drive the push toward agile development and fully integrated test automation.
Fully automating your testing through each stage of the agile development process is a necessary, yet extremely time-consuming project. However, there is a way to define an initial automation effort that is smaller in size but has huge payoff. Automating your build acceptance testing eliminates some of the most tedious and repetitive work your team performs and speeds time-to-market by giving immediate feedback on your builds.
Learn how to:
• Create a strategy to fully automate your build acceptance process
• Integrate test automation using real mobile devices with your current agile process
• Use your build acceptance automation project as a building block to extend automation throughout the agile process
Rachel Obstler has over 15 years in the mobile industry, with experience working for companies ranging in size from startups to multinational corporations. She is currently responsible for the Keynote Mobile Testing and Monitoring business at Dynatrace. She most recently was the VP of Product Management at Keynote, before it was merged with Dynatrace, and at DeviceAnywhere, before it was acquired by Keynote. She also managed the wireless data quality products at Telephia, Inc. (now part of Nielsen), and has experience working with various wireless technology companies, including Metawave Communications (smart antenna technology) and Lucent Technologies (now part of Nokia). Rachel began her mobile career at Lucent Technologies, where she managed and launched a billion dollar product line of CDMA Base Stations. Rachel holds a BS in Management Science from MIT and an MBA from Stanford University.